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Destination Woodbury Anonymous (not verified) Wed, 10/23/2024 – 11:06 Destination: Woodbury is the new destination marketing organization (DMO) for Woodbury! Woodbury attracts thousands of non-residents each year to its unique amenities like the sports center, Central Park and Eagle Valley Golf Course, as well as its shopping, medical care and dining opportunities. As the economic and recreation hub of the east metro, the city assembled a task force to study ways to attract more visitors and encourage visitors to extend their stays and further support the local business community through the creation of a DMO. 0d0318fdd2d6d87169f42a90541942df8b017d94.jpg 1 Tourism Information Sources Local Tourism Organizations Minneapolis-St. Paul Profile Minneapolis-St. Paul Woodbury POINT (-92.936703 44.918921)

Choose Carver County Anonymous (not verified) Wed, 10/23/2024 – 11:06 Just 20 miles southwest of Minneapolis, Carver County is the fastest-growing county in the Twin Cities metro area. Visitors enjoy the unique combination of urban amenities and a small-town atmosphere based on a rich history and new development. Beautiful rolling farmland, natural prairies, woodlands and lakes afford year-round recreation. Outdoor enthusiasts find four seasons of fun amidst more than 4,000 acres of managed parks. Visitors come to Carver County for rare experiences not found elsewhere, such as the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s 1,200 acres of stunning public gardens, the Chaska Curling Center and Prince’s Paisley Park. 9d73371f5d3556448b828ed4383d55ab85f7a50b.jpg 1 Tourism Information Sources Local Tourism Organizations Minneapolis-St. Paul Profile Minneapolis-St. Paul Chaska POINT (-93.601247 44.790754)

Colonial Williamsburg offers free admission for military families, special programs over Veterans Day Weekend, Nov. 8-11, 2024. PRESS RELEASE WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (Oct. 15, 2024): This Veterans Day Weekend, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation continues its tradition of military outreach by offering free admission to all active-duty military, reservists, veterans, retirees, National Guard members and their immediate dependents Nov. 8-11. Special Veterans Day programming will be offered on Monday, Nov. 11. Tickets are available through Colonial Williamsburg’s “Honoring Service to America” program,made possible once again by a generous $150,000 grant from The Home Depot Foundation aspart of its ongoing commitment to improving the homes and lives of U.S. military veteransand their families. Since 2015, the program has distributed nearly 59,000 tickets to militaryfamilies. In addition to offering military families free admission, Colonial Williamsburg will host aVeterans Day Proclamation in partnership with the Williamsburg Chapter of the Sons of theAmerican Revolution on Palace Green on Monday, Nov. 11, at 10 a.m. A Veterans Day Salute &Procession will kick off at 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 11 beginning at the Capitol Circle and concludingwith a commemoration ceremony behind the Courthouse on Market Square. The day willconclude with “Salute to the Heros,” a bagpipe performance from

Leading up to Thanksgiving, Yorktown will give you a lot to be grateful for – three FREE markets. Article and Photos Courtesy of York County Public Affairs Whether you like shopping for antiques, learning about pirates and sampling seafood, or celebrating all that autumn has to offer, there’s a memory-making market in store for everyone. Vintage MarketSaturday, November 29 a.m. to 3 p.m.If you like restoring old furniture, shopping for vintage clothing, or filling your home with one-of-a-kind antiques, then you don’t want to miss York County’s Vintage Market! The annual event is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, November 2, at the McReynolds Athletic Complex (MAC), located at 412 Sports Way in Yorktown. The event features an exciting lineup of nearly 30 local vendors and artists who will be selling everything from crafts, repurposed items, and clothing, to toys, collectibles, and wood art.  Automotive enthusiasts and members of local car clubs, including the Classic Cruisers Car Club of Yorktown and the Historic Virginia Peninsula Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America, will have cars from the ‘30s through the ‘70s on display. At past Vintage Markets, owners have brought Model A Fords from the ‘30s, Fords and Chevrolets